Re: FLASH: Question.....HTML

[Robert Koberg]

They are just trying to gauge your current understanding. If they are really

interested in testing for "on the job" performance, then I would suggest an

additional test. Find something the testee does not know and then test how

long it takes him/her to figure it out. let them use anything they can get

their hands on to figure out the problem.


In my opinion, the speed of knowledge acquisition is far more important than

rote knowledge of HTML. HTML is basic. I believe almost anyone can learn it.

The difference lies in how fast can someone pick this kind of thing up.  The

rate of change is phenomenal.  The amount of information is phenomenal.  I

love it...




> >Of all of you who know HTML....

> >when you code it, do you regularly look up the syntax in books?

> >

> >Or, do you know it so well that you rarely need a reference?

> >

> >I took an HTML test and it stated that I could not use any reference

> >material.

> >

> >I'm wondering how realistic is this in the day-to-day world of creating

web

> >pages in a corporate environment?




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